Skin – Severe itching due to intolerances « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

S - Skin – Severe itching due to intolerances

After approx. two months, the patient was symptom-free.

The 45-year-old patient suffered from a severe, painful itching of the scalp, which started after the application of a hair colouring product at the hairdresser’s. The itching was so strong, that the patient scratched her skin raw at night.

Bioresonance analysis revealed energetic regulation disorders of the acid-base balance and the immune system, in terms of the immune response against fungal microorganisms, the digestive tract and the skin system.

Already after the first treatment the itching declined significantly. After approx. two months, the patient was symptom-free.

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Submitted by Ulrike Grobbel-Wortmann, naturopath, Lennestadt.

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